Setup AD Authentication using adutil
on Linux This tutorial explains how to configure SQL Server on Linux containers to support Active Directory authentication, also known as integrated authentication. For an o
on Linux
This tutorial explains how to configure SQL Server on Linux containers to support Active Directory
authentication, also known as integrated authentication. For an overview, see
Active Directory
authentication for SQL Server on Linux.
This tutorial consists of the following tasks:
The following are required before configuring Active Directory authentication:
Have an Active Directory Domain Controller (Windows) in your network.
Install
on a Linux host machine, which is joined to a domain. Follow the
Install adutil
section for details.
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Note
For current guidance about network configuration, refer to the documentation for your
operating system (OS).
Install
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Join Linux host to Active Directory domain
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Create an Active Directory user for SQL Server and set the Service Principal Name (SPN)
using the
tool
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Create the SQL Server service keytab file
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Create the
and
files to be used by the SQL Server container
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Mount the config files and deploy the SQL Server container
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Create Active Directory-based SQL Server logins using Transact-SQL
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Connect to SQL Server using Active Directory authentication
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mssql.conf krb5.conf